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The range of Acts for the Regular Session, 1997 begins with 1 and goes through 1362.
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Act Subtitle
Bill
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ACT 1317
1317
TO REQUIRE A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK BE PERFORMED BEFORE CERTAIN PROFESSIONAL LICENSES ARE ISSUED IN THIS STATE.
Bill:
HB1475
Sponsor:
YOUNG
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ACT 1019
1019
TO REQUIRE APPLICANTS FOR EMPLOYMENT WITH AND EMPLOYEES OF STATE AGENCIES IN POSITIONS THAT INCLUDE DIRECT CONTACT WITH CHILDREN TO APPLY FOR A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK
Bill:
HB1484
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 331
331
TO AMEND ARKANSAS CODE 28-65-311(B)(6) RELATING TO INVESTMENT OF FUNDS BY GUARDIANS.
Bill:
HB1261
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 260
260
RELATING TO THE IMPAIRMENT RATING GUIDE ADOPTED BY THE ARKANSAS WORKERSþ COMPENSATION COMMISSION.
Bill:
HB1298
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 524
524
TO REQUIRE COMPENSATORY DAMAGES AWARDED INCARCERATED PERSONS TO SATISFY RESTITUTION ORDERS
Bill:
HB1299
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 275
275
TO PROVIDE THAT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO EARN THE NUMBER OF CREDITS REQUIRED BY LOCAL DISTRICTS FOR GRADUATION SHALL BE ELIGIBLE FOR GRADUATION WITHOUT REGARD FOR THE STUDENTS' GRADE LEVEL.
Bill:
HB1060
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 1184
1184
TO PROVIDE AN APPROPRIATE PREMIUM REDUCTION FOR AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY AND PHYSICAL DAMAGE INSURANCE PREMIUM CHARGES TO COLLEGE GRADUATES FOR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT
Bill:
HB1068
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 1147
1147
TO AUTHORIZE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO INITIATE AND MAINTAIN FOUR-DAY SCHOOL WEEKS SO LONG AS PLANNED INSTRUCTIONAL TIME IS IN ACCORD WITH STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS.
Bill:
HB1094
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 1148
1148
TO REDUCE THE NUMBER OF ADULT EDUCATION CLASS HOURS THAT STUDENTS WHO ARE ENROLLED IN ADULT EDUCATION AND EMPLOYED FOR 30 OR MORE HOURS PER WEEK ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND.
Bill:
HB1097
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 1102
1102
AN ACT FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ARKANSAS STATE POLICE - CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1997-99 BIENNIUM.
Bill:
HB2098
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 1269
1269
TO AUTHORIZE RECIPIENTS OF A GOVERNOR'S SCHOLARSHIP WHO GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE IN 3 YEARS TO USE THE SCHOLARSHIP FOR A FOURTH YEAR FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDIES.
Bill:
HB2194
Sponsor:
YOUNG
ACT 1306
1306
TO PRESCRIBE PROCEDURES FOR CONTROL AND ERADICATION OF EQUINE INFECTIOUS ANEMIA.
Bill:
SB531
Sponsor:
WYRICK
ACT 1234
1234
TO ALLOW DHS TO SHARE REPORTS OF CHILD MALTREATMENT WITH INTERVENTION TEAM AGENCIES AND INDIVIDUALS
Bill:
HB1361
Sponsor:
WREN ET AL
ACT 1024
1024
TO REDUCE THE TIME USED TO FIGURE THE FINAL AVERAGE SALARY FOR THE LOCAL POLICE AND FIRE RETIREMENT SYSTEM FROM 5 TO 2 YEARS AND TO END THE EARNINGS LIMITATIONS ON DEATH AND DISABILITY BENEFITS.
Bill:
HB1674
Sponsor:
WREN
ACT 1044
1044
TO PROVIDE A MORE EFFICIENT METHOD OF RESTORATION OF MARRIAGE RECORDS.
Bill:
HB2215
Sponsor:
WREN
ACT 1351
1351
TO INCREASE THE PENALTIES FOR WILLFULLY MAKING FALSE ALLEGATION OF CHILD ABUSE.
Bill:
HB1954
Sponsor:
WREN
ACT 1041
1041
TO LICENSE RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE FACILITIES AND CHILD PLACEMENT AGENCIES WITHIN THE STATE.
Bill:
HB2099
Sponsor:
WOOLDRIDGE ET AL